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... our Whig doctors, the old superstition in which they were born, are now without any principle whatever, and downright Atheists. It is not, therefore, surprising that the Mahom-tan fanatics, and the Hindoo, should take alarm at the progress of Whig opinions ...
... ELECTION. We direct the special attention of our readers to the following, and leave them to contrast the expenses of g le Whig and Tory candidate with those of the Chartist : TOWN OF NOTTINGHAM ELECTION, MARCH 26th, 1857. Abstract of the Election Auditor's ...
... Sooner than succumb to the Duke of WELLINGTON, Lord ELnON, and Mr. PEEL, Mr. CANNING made a coalition with a portion of the Whigs. In the meanwhile, the Duke of YORK (the next heir to the Throne died, and prodigious consequences hung upon that event. OltonoE ...
... course of ; eventa. would aeom if mankind were in i league to effect the postponement of hie crowning meaeure. No sooner had the Whig Premier conceived it ten years ago than Europe burst into a flame, and Democratic changes were dangerous things for a season ...
... 1830, it is very unsatisfactory to us to know that the Whigs are in still greater difficulties about Reform in 1858. There was a certain agreement and distinct understanding in 1832, to which the Whig Ministry was a contracting party, which cannot be overlooked ...
... DEAN HIDSON will Sell by Au.llon. »t lh« M.rt, WeUnMu'.y, Stpt. 30, It, orJ.r of M0.10.k00, . dourablo KESIDENCE, situate and Whig 83. North-street, Pentonville. The res con- Uiu! the seevnd fly>or, two good bedrooms; on the first floor, drawing-room and ...
... Henry Lord Cardrose, who died in 1836. Mr. F. D. FINLAT.—The name of Mr. Finlay, the founder and proprietor of the Northern Whig' newspaper, published in Belles', one of the few thoroughly independent Irish journals, is well known in the country where ...
... Turks. The case is different here. India is their own soil. They will enlist thou ands to defend it.--Richmond Whig. We copy from the Richmond Whig an article on the Illahomedan revolt in India, which speaks encouragingly of the chances of its suppression ...
... Turks. The case is different here. India is their own soil. They will enlist thousands to defend it. — Richmond Whig. We copy from the Richmond Whig an article on the Mahomedan revolt in India, which speaks encouragingly of the chances of its suppression. ...
... Lewis Garnersex, Secretary. Prospectuses sent free to any part of the world. [2207 NO CURE NO PAY. Ti POTTER, Hair Dresser, Whig Maker, and Per-12A• tomer, will undertake to prevent the HAIR from FALLING OFF, REsTORINO IT ON BALD PLACES after any illnesa ...
... who it is well known have parted with their qualification. The court, at its rising, adjourned for three days. The Northern Whig says :- Stepa have been taken to erect an obelisk, to perpetuate the memory of the leasmed commentator aid distinguished Irishman ...
... praying exemptio• from tie sad frees the expenses the be wlaiett they dad Of the .ninety Use pease another local jeered (the Whig) thee reverts : Mom troops (of the SOto Realimmt) peered in veslerday evening. Belfast is rapidly *worming • camp. I t he ...